60" with an Iridium Flare
Iridium 30 shines at a peak of -2 magnitude high outside the slit of the 60" on Mt. Lemmon just before the start of the night's observing.Canon 20D - 30 seconds, 27mm @ f/4, ISO 800
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Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Iridium 30 shines at a peak of -2 magnitude high outside the slit of the 60" on Mt. Lemmon just before the start of the night's observing.Canon 20D - 30 seconds, 27mm @ f/4, ISO 800
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